#birini

I have recently started work on a bronze age lost world style setting called the Bay of Birini. It's a hex crawl over a 50 x 50 mile area. It uses a bunch of shit from other people because it's a home game thing so I am not gonna post the hexes because a chunk of them are written by other people. Instead here is the plain map and the hex fill procedures that used for the making of it!

Roll 1d24 1-2    Obvious Feature 3        Hidden Feature 4        Obvious and Hidden Feature 1d4

Settlement

Monster Lair

Weird

Dungeon

Settlement Roll 2d6 and multiply the results 

1    Hermit

2    Thorp

3    Village

4    Village

5    Fort

6    Fort

8    Town

9     Bandit Holding

10    Town

12    Town

15    New Imperial Outpost

16    Religious Commune

18    City

20    Collapsed Imperial Remnants

24    Wizard

25    Dragon

30    Theocracy

36    Kingdom

Weird

Animal Behavior

Magical Feature

Treasure

Resource

Historical Location

Hint to nearby Hex

Combine 2

Monster Spark Tables

Monster Themes

Hidden danger

Predation

Mimicry

Mutation

Religion

Curses

Stalking

Ancient

Rumors surround it

Venom

Storms

Hunger

Monster Type

Chimeric creature

Large animal

Dinosaur

Undead

Chimeric Types

Two animals

Human and modern animal

Human and prehistoric animal

Existing mythological creature but with prehistoric parts (e.g. minotaur but triceptops instead of bull, )

Plant and animal

Undead Types

Ghost with mission

Mindless body

Avoider of death

Formless phenomenon

Special Thank you to Luke Gearing and Mark Conway

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Seas of Sands (unpublished as of yet)

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